Tel Aviv's State Square Towers Nearing Completion After 70 Years
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Tel Aviv's State Square is nearing the completion of three luxury residential towers after more than 70 years of planning. The project, featuring 453 apartments across three spiral-shaped buildings, was celebrated with an event showcasing a 287-square-meter residence on the 32nd floor. Occupancy is anticipated between April and May 2027, marking the end of a long development saga.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Tel Aviv's State Square towers are nearing completion after over 70 years, with occupancy expected in April-May 2027.
- The project consists of three spiral-shaped, glass-fronted towers with 453 apartments.
- A unique 287-square-meter apartment on the 32nd floor was showcased during the completion event.
- The development includes luxury apartments of approximately 200 square meters and standard units from 134 square meters.
- The project's CEO, Adi Gazit, highlighted its unique nature and impact on the city's skyline.
After more than 70 years of planning and construction, the three large towers in Tel Aviv's State Square, a prominent symbol of the city's luxury, are nearing occupancy. The completion of construction was marked by an event attended by real estate industry leaders, who were given a preview of one of the project's unique residences.
The State Square, once surrounded by luxury shops but itself a long-standing construction site, is being transformed by the three spiral-shaped, glass-fronted towers, each rising about 40 stories and containing 453 apartments. These structures significantly alter the appearance of the square, which had been a notable undeveloped land reserve in the city center.
During the unveiling event, guests toured a distinctive apartment on the 32nd floor of Tower C. This residence, formed by combining a three-room and a four-room apartment, spans 287 square meters. It features five bedrooms, including two protected spaces, three bathrooms, three toilets, and two balconies offering views of the Tel Aviv skyline.
The project also includes approximately 200-square-meter apartments built to exceptionally high standards, alongside standard apartments of 134 or 153 square meters on lower floors. Adi Gazit, CEO of Bareket, described the project as unique, having reshaped the skyline and fulfilling a decades-long aspiration for about 250 rights holders.
The development plan for State Square has been in progress for over seven decades, marked by shifting plans and planning disputes. With construction now complete and occupancy expected between April and May 2027, one of Tel Aviv's longest-running real estate sagas is concluding.